Located in the heart of Vienna, Austria, adjacent to Vienna City Hall (Rathaus), Rathauspark is a classic park that blends English garden style with urban leisure functions. Its exquisite landscape design, rich cultural elements, and convenient location have made it a popular leisure destination for Viennese citizens and tourists. The park is divided into two sections, north and south, each with a central fountain surrounded by winding paths and lush trees, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The southern section features several monuments, while the northern section houses a memorial commemorating the destruction of Vienna in 1945 and statues of physicist Ernst Mach, among others. The park also features a variety of plant species, including rare species such as the London plane tree, planted in 1783, the Japanese rope tree, and the ginkgo biloba. These plants are labeled for visitors to explore and learn about.
Rathauspark Address:
Rathauspark W, 1010 Wien, Austria
Rathauspark Phone:
+43140008042